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Data Visualization for Tablets and Touch Screens At the end of 2012, comScore estimated there were 52.4 million tablet owners in the U.S.; Apple sold another 19.5 million iPads in the first three months of 2013 alone. So it shouldn’t come as a surprise that some companies, such as Roambi, Tableau, and Bloomberg are starting to offer mobile, touch-aware data visualization apps. But dropping your desktop user interface onto a tablet doesn’t really take the best advantage of all of those touches and gestures now, does it? Consider Bloomberg’s iPad app. By most standards, it’s a superbly designed interface for browsing and visualizing stock information: But, for instance, adding and removing comparative measures to graphs still requires pecking through menus, with a finger that sometimes feels just a little too obese for the job. It’s a worthwhile challenge: How can we design more natural tablet-native interactions and metaphors for data visualizations? So whether you’re a practitioner or a researcher, there is a lot to work on here.
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Set map styles - Google Fusion Tables Help Locations in Fusion Tables can be points, lines or polygons. The appearance of each of these features on the map can be set with a map style. To change the appearance of map features: Style types There are four ways to specify a style: Fixed Specify a single style to be used for all elements on the map. Column Provide a specification for each row's display in one of your table's data columns. Buckets Specify two or more number ranges, and give each range a style. Gradient Polygons and lines are styled based on the numbers in your data. Legends For some styles you can automatically generate a legend explaining the map's appearance: Point marker styles using buckets Polygon fill color styles using buckets or gradients Use the Automatic legend panel to specify the legend to show (marker, polygon fill, or both) and where on the map to place the legend box. Try it yourself! Open a public table like the Caterpillar data. Need even more power?
[APPMOD][07.11.10] Brut Google Maps 4.6.0.4686-brut17 [APPMOD][07.11.10] Brut Google Maps 4.6.0.4686-brut17 Features:worldwide navigation using Google Maps Directionsmap tiles caching on SD cardforce-enable MT. If you're on Eclair or some custom Donut and don't have multitouch zooming, then maybe this will enable it.force-enable Buzz featurefix for map shift issue in Chinaoption to hide zoom buttonsinstallable on non-rooted devicescould be installed beside original appCredits:canadiancow for starting a brainstorm; an idea to use maps directions as backend for navigation; great Nav Launcher app; helping and supportTAPP for enabling "Navigate" button; first version for non-rootersacamar for his research on map shift issue in Chinamany, many people for testing it, complaining ;), helping others, etc.Google for making this great app and service and for not sending C&D to me so far ;)Download: maps4.6.0.4686-brut.apk md5sum: 456b3fe71f74bb8b76a443be4075473c Variants: There are 3 packs of changes: Installation: Package name changing:
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Datahero, ou la dataviz pour les nuls Pas besoin d’être designer, statisticien et un gourou d’excel pour pouvoir générer des dataviz qui ont du sens et qui parlent. C’est le défi soulevé par Datahero, nouveau service de visualisation de données en ligne, actuellement en beta mais dont l’ouverture publique est imminente. Contrairement à des services et applications comme Tableau, Many Eyes, etc. Datahero accompagne l’utilisateur d’une manière beaucoup plus fluide et simple. A l’import, le service propose une connexion avec les principaux services de stockage en ligne comme Dropbox, Box et Drive. Il est possible aussi d’importer son propre set de données à partir d’un fichier CSV (limité à 2Mo dans la version gratuite). Datahero va pouvoir ensuite et de manière intuitive, déterminer la nature des données importées (dates, texte, valeurs numériques, etc) et proposer sur cette base un ensemble de graphique générés de manière automatique. Articles similaires:
SvA MockUp 1.0 Google Maps API Receives Transit, Symbols, Heatmap Layers Google has made several modifications to its Google Maps strategy over the past few weeks that will encourage developers to continue to use the service. The new additions were outlined in a recent blog post made by the Google Geo-Developers team. (Photo: flickr.com / Johan Larsson) Google Maps, the satellite imaging service provided by Google, has become one of the most popular map services for a number of activities: whether it's mapping crimes in a city, available apartments or just finding a route from one location to the next, Google Maps has become the go-to service for many users. Follow Us Recently, though, Google Maps has come under fire by one of the search giant's biggest rivals, Apple Inc. Not to be outdone, Google has made several modifications to its Google Maps strategy over the past few weeks that will encourage developers to continue to use the service. "To support the launch of routing by public transit we're also adding the Transit Layer to the Maps API.
GeoTagging photos with FOSS - Linfiniti Geo Blog Since I got a crackberry cellphone that geotags images when I take them using its built in GPS, I have become a photo snapping lunatic. Of course one's lunacy needs some way to manifest itself using FOSSGIS so I am going to decribe here a workflow to enable you to enjoy the thrills of geotagged imagery in QGIS even if you aren't the proud owner of a completely proprietary crackberry phone! The process I describe below will allow you to geotag a directory full of images using a gpx track that you collect using your gps when you are out in the field. If your camera / phonecam already geotags your images, you can do step 1 and then skip straight down to step 10 below! Step 1: Install dependencies: sudo apt-get install gpscorrelate exiv2 python-pyexiv2 Step 2: Clean up your gpx file. Be careful of using the QGIS editing tools to cut away any ropey looking or unneeded features - QGIS will delete the vertex attributes in the track! Step 4: Find the timestamp of your first image: Another example:
CSS3 – Des effets avancés de survol d’image | epica design Aujourd’hui, je vais mettre à votre disposition une série de code vous permettant de créer des effets pour vos images lorsque celle-ci sont soumises au survol de la souris. Nous utiliserons des lignes fines, beaucoup d’espace blanc, une typographie propre et des effets subtils. Je ne vous cache rien, ces éléments ne sont pas de moi mais simplement rencontré au détour de mes déambulations sur la toile. Dans l’esprit de ce site, je les met donc en « mémoire » en vous en faisant profiter et simplifie l’ensemble pour que vous puissiez les utiliser à votre tour, vous retrouverez les liens sources ci-dessous. Ces réalisations sont Full HTML5 et CSS3, aucun JavaScript n’est utilisé: vous pourrez les intégrer très facilement dans la majorité des éditeurs en ligne de sites dès lors que ceux-ci vous offre la possibilité d’insérer ce type de code. Les techniques utilisées pour ces effets de survol impliquent des transformations 3D et certaines transitions utilisants des pseudo-éléments. Lily Sadie
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